Windbreaker.

A windbreaker is the lightest layer with attitude — wind-resistant, cleanly cut, and built for the city between seasons. We carry models spanning techwear and streetwear, from minimal cuts to Japanese-inspired details.

What makes a windbreaker

A windbreaker is thin, light, and wind-resistant. No lining, no weight — just one layer you pack into your backpack and pull out when the wind shifts. Most models have a hood, a short stand collar, and a full-length zip.

How to wear the windbreaker

Over a hoodie or shirt, with wide pants or cargo. The windbreaker is the top layer, not the focal point — it keeps the outfit functional and quiet. For a more technical look, reach for models in Japanese Windbreaker style with asymmetric details and matte fabric.

Was in der Kollektion steckt

Light jackets for men and women, in black and muted tones. From the minimal model to the techwear version with hidden pockets. Everything built on one logic: one layer that comes along and doesn't get in the way.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a windbreaker?

A windbreaker is a light, wind-resistant jacket without lining. It protects against wind and light drizzle without providing warmth. Designed as the top layer for transitional weather, thin enough to pack small.

What's the difference between a windbreaker and techwear?

A windbreaker is a single garment, a light jacket. Techwear is an entire style built from technical fabrics, function, and dark palettes. Many windbreakers fall into techwear, but not every windbreaker is technical.

How do you style a windbreaker?

Best worn as the top layer over a hoodie or shirt, with cargo or wide pants. Black on black looks clean, a light windbreaker makes a statement. Add sneakers and you're done.